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*0x04: Normal shoe - Generic ordinary shoe that lacks noteworthy characteristics. |
*0x04: Normal shoe - Generic ordinary shoe that lacks noteworthy characteristics. |
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*0x05: Sandal - Some manner of floppy sandal. This is used on Maxis sandal skins. |
*0x05: Sandal - Some manner of floppy sandal. This is used on Maxis sandal skins. |
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*0x06: Footie Pajamas - Some Maxis outfits with slippers, such as the bathrobes from [[The Sims 2: Kitchen & Bath Interior Design Stuff|K&B]], use this value. |
*0x06: Footie Pajamas - Some Maxis outfits with slippers, such as the bathrobes from [[The Sims 2: Kitchen & Bath Interior Design Stuff|K&B]], use this value. |
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*0x07: Armored - Found on the ''Open for Business'' knight armor. |
*0x07: Armored - Found on the ''Open for Business'' knight armor. |
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*0x08: [[Servo#The Sims 2|Servo]] |
*0x08: [[Servo#The Sims 2|Servo]] |
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==The Sims 3== |
==The Sims 3== |
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In ''The Sims 3'', all clothing types can have separate tops and bottoms, or can be one-piece items. Shoes are now separate items, rather than being part of the overall body mesh. |
In ''The Sims 3'', all clothing types can have separate tops and bottoms, or can be one-piece items. Shoes are now separate items, rather than being part of the overall body mesh. |
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There are now 6 basic skin colors, though three of them are green, red, and blue. Once a color is selected, the player can use a slider to lighten or darken the skin. [[The Sims 3/Patch 38|Patch 38]] or ''[[The Sims 3: Supernatural|Supernatural]]'' adds orange, purple, turquoise, and black. They also add light and dark color-spectrum options, in which the slider, rather than lightening or darkening the Sim's skin, runs through a range of colors. ''[[The Sims 3: Seasons|Seasons]]'' makes the default skin tone used for [[Alien#The Sims 3: Seasons|aliens]] available in [[Create a Sim#The Sims 3|CAS]]. Custom skins are also available. The base game does not include life stages such as aliens and vampires, but it is possible to create Sims which resemble them by using pale green tones and pale blue tones. |
There are now 6 basic skin colors, though three of them are green, red, and blue. Once a color is selected, the player can use a slider to lighten or darken the skin. [[The Sims 3/Patch 38|Patch 38]] or ''[[The Sims 3: Supernatural|Supernatural]]'' adds orange, purple, turquoise, and black. They also add light and dark color-spectrum options, in which the slider, rather than lightening or darkening the Sim's skin, runs through a range of colors. ''[[The Sims 3: Seasons|Seasons]]'' makes the default skin tone used for [[Alien#The Sims 3: Seasons|aliens]] available in [[Create a Sim#The Sims 3|CAS]]. Custom skins are also available. The base game does not include life stages such as aliens and vampires, but it is possible to create Sims which resemble them by using pale green tones and pale blue tones. |
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==The Sims 4== |
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== See also == |
== See also == |
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[[Category:Create a Sim]] |
[[Category:Create a Sim]] |
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[[Category:Game mechanics]] |
[[Category:Game mechanics]] |
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[[Category:Articles missing information about The Sims 4]] |
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